Manage sales, reporting, payments, menus, digital ordering, store performance and operational visibility across every location with a connected enterprise POS platform.
The strongest POS pages speak directly to the operator’s workflow, pressure points and buying criteria. This page is structured to match that intent.
Multi-unit operators evaluate every aspect of the business from one real-time reporting suite with hierarchy reporting from region down to an individual store, reachable on a phone through the natively integrated enterprise reporting app.
Menus, pricing and promotions are pushed from corporate or by the PDQ Menu team, while master, store-level and station-level controls let each unit keep the settings its market actually needs.
The same cloud and hybrid platform runs independent operators, franchises and chains, so a growing system adds locations instead of replacing its point of sale part way up the curve.
In-house domestic development, support and security teams carry accountability for prompt issue resolution, and more than one hundred integrations, among them DoorDash, Uber Eats, Olo, Restaurant 365 and QSR Automations, connect the system to the tools a franchise already runs on.
Orders keep flowing. The resilience model built into PDQ POS keeps a store operating while the connection is down, under conditions that normally force a temporary closure.
Same day, from one place. Corporate updates every location centrally, or the in-house PDQ Menu team makes the change as part of the support agreement, with complete control over menus, pricing and promotions.
Very little, and help is always live. The interface is built to be easy to use and fully customizable, with an image option that shortens staff training, and support is answered around the clock by US-based specialists rather than outsourced contractors.
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